2017
DOI: 10.4000/vertigo.18312
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Quand la forêt devient un équipement de la ville : un parc animalier à l’échelle de l’agglomération rouennaise

Abstract: À travers l’étude d’un conflit autour de la fermeture d’un parc animalier puis des concertations qui ont suivi, cette contribution propose d’interroger les médiations territoriales originales qui se créent et transforment la forêt en équipement de la ville. Pour répondre à cette interrogation, nous mobilisons un corpus qui croise observations de terrain et participantes, des documents produits dans le cadre de chartes, des repères quantifiés et des enquêtes qualitatives et des articles de presse qui retracent … Show more

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“…The study area is made up of all the forest areas of the Rouen Normandy metropolis, described as "the largest urban forest heartland in France." 4 These urban forests make up a substantial green belt, which has become an amenity of the city (Lepillé et al, 2017c), to the extent that they are massively frequented and used for the leisure sporting activities of city dwellers. We focus here on the use of digital technology in leisure sports practices in these forests, as this use is recent and all the more complex to address as its evolution has been very rapid, pushing researchers to advance at a "high rate of speed" (Passeron, 1987).…”
Section: Territory Sampling and Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study area is made up of all the forest areas of the Rouen Normandy metropolis, described as "the largest urban forest heartland in France." 4 These urban forests make up a substantial green belt, which has become an amenity of the city (Lepillé et al, 2017c), to the extent that they are massively frequented and used for the leisure sporting activities of city dwellers. We focus here on the use of digital technology in leisure sports practices in these forests, as this use is recent and all the more complex to address as its evolution has been very rapid, pushing researchers to advance at a "high rate of speed" (Passeron, 1987).…”
Section: Territory Sampling and Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%